The current president of the board said in a recent interview that people are feeling threatened because "at the typical dinner table or in the typical office, they are not allowed to advance a point of view which is contrary, they are not allowed to advance an argument about the war... and if they attempt it they are shouted down because they are Jewish".
And the criticism of Mr. Murdoch's donations played out before a backdrop of new, open sniping between the White House and Fox News, which President Obama criticized in a new Rolling Stone interview as advancing "a point of view that I think is ultimately destructive for the long-term growth of a country that has a vibrant middle class and is competitive in the world".
In the 30-minute interview conducted before last week's Boston Marathon bombing, Bush also urged people not to forget "the lessons of 9/11," saying that it was still evident that "evil exists still in the form of people who murder innocent people to advance a point of view".
Advance to a point-of-sale inventory management method once your business size grows big enough to need a more sophisticated form of inventory control.
Which is too bad, because "Fast Food Nation," while it does not shy away from making arguments and advancing a clear point of view, is far too rich and complicated to be understood as a simple, high-minded polemic.
Observers of all stripes appear to agree that the president used his inaugural address to advance a progressive point of view.
As Hoffberger suggests, she and her co-curator, Jodi Wille, are trying to advance a specific point of view in "The Visionary Experience".
Interestingly, Nunn and Trevitt seem to be straight; the advance articles make a point of telling us that each has a wife.
A few minutes earlier, Scheepers had been within a point of advancing to the fourth round of the U.S. Open.
An advance press release makes a point of announcing that she has co-written nearly the entire thing.
